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The Context Broker Fire Prevention is a project made up of different components using Context Broker as the main core that help public organisations monitor the state of their forests, detect possible fires early and take preventive actions. It provides the following features:
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Real-time data visualisation through geo-localised sensors on a map, based on the information from the Orion LD Context Broker.
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Historical data visualisation for the sensors in table and graph formats, taking advantage of historical data tools like Kibana.
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Easy Configuration page for the integration with the Context Broker.
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Rule engine component to configure rules and thresholds to generate alerts.
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Artificial Intelligence modules to detect smoke and dry trees.
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Analytical algorithms to calculate the most used indexes in fire prevention.
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Deployment in local environments, cloud environments or FIWARE lab (Sandbox).
For more information, read the Objective section.
For the visualisation layer, the Context Broker Data Visualisation Enabler has been reused, which has been adapted to be compatible with NGSI-LD. The Context Broker Data Visualisation is a CEF Generic Enabler.
You can find more info at the FIWARE developers website and the FIWARE website.
The complete list of FIWARE GEs and Incubated FIWARE GEs can be found at the FIWARE Catalogue.
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The Context Broker Fire Prevention was created with the aim of:
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Facilitating the adoption of the Context Broker.
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Helping cities and regions to detect possible fires early and take preventive actions.
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Creating a solution that could be reused in smart city and smart region projects.
It could also be adapted to the needs of different users by developing its own features, taking advantage of the base of the solution. More information can be found in the documentation section.
The documentation of the Context Broker Fire Prevention is available in the following link.
The deployment of the Context Broker Fire Prevention, in a local environment, cloud environment or in FIWARE lab can be found in the following link.
The following documentation is recommended to be read before starting to use the Context Broker Fire Prevention:
Context Broker Fire Prevention is licensed under European Union Public License v1.2.
The Context Broker Fire Prevention has been carried out by: